Happy Monday, parish orphans and retrogrades. Today I come to you with a show about the open letter

to Bishop Athanasia Schneider that's been penned by a number of, looks like Italian scholars,

and the letter itself is up on LifeSight News.

This is an interesting concept because the letter invokes an appeal for a new pro-life movement.

Now, I'm going to go through the particulars of this thing in some detail, not tons,

but it grabbed my attention for two reasons.

The first reason is that I made a similar call for annul of the pro-life movement,

calling it the anti-abortion movement back in January of this year. I think I specifically made that appeal for an anti-abortion

movement, a rededicated, renewed sort of commitment to zeal, passion, and maybe a little more

ideological purity in the pro-life movement after they canceled their

march for the first time in decades, maybe four decades. So I like the concomitance between

this open letter written to Bishop Athanasia Schneider and what I'm calling for.

The second reason that this particular open letter grabbed my opinion and my attention was

because we have talked in the past five days a great deal about the Vatican conference in less than three weeks,

just recently released and published, the conference, the summit on,

we're not exactly sure what, wellness and Chelsea Clinton and other globalists

have been invited, one-worlder types. And when I looked into the funding for that summit,

some after the show that I did, which was like four or five days

ago here on Rules for Retrogrades, what I found was funder after funder of the summit in the

Vatican webpage was stem cell research groups. And this is trouble. This is certain trouble. So, notwithstanding

that there are differences of emphases between myself and the people that pen this letter to

Archbishop Schneider or myself and Lifesite, I think it's a good thing. I think

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